Under Roman law, what does the term paterfamilias mean? A. The oldest male and head of a family unit B. A king whose symbol of power was the faces C. A high-ranking official who served in the Senate D.

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Under Roman law, what does the term paterfamilias mean?

A. The oldest male and head of a family unit
B. A king whose symbol of power was the faces
C. A high-ranking official who served in the Senate
D. The presiding judge of an important tribunal

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A. The oldest male and head of family.

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Vipendra Singh answered Mar 10, 2019

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the answer to that is letter A

Sivuyile TG Magutywa answered Mar 14, 2019

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